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I lost it when the siblings called attempted rape-san the loser! XD
I mean all these adults and no one managed to call him out.
Also, I liked Araki before he changed and I was hoping he would make Kujo suffer (I mean I like him after he changed too but I don’t think he deserves Kujo anymore). Also hoped Sakurai would do something about Kujo’s harassment but he didn’t do anything. Had high hopes for them but was a little disappointed even after the whole setup.
Can anyone recommend a romance manga with an older female lead (or younger male lead)? Doesn’t have to be a huge age gap, 1-2 years work and preferably with a relatively mature male lead, like it’s not obvious that he’s younger.
The only manga I can think of is kawai complex but I already seen it.
Also I don’t mind if the manga isn’t romanced focus or if it’s not a big part of the plot.
Does anyone know a romance manga where both leads are cheery/optimistic/outspoken/confident? Basically not even one character is unconfident/reserved/I-don’t-like-people or cool/edgy/I’m-better-than-everyone type of person. It’s ok if one character is more calm and level-headed as long as they have transparent personalities or at least appear to be.
Some examples I can think of is my love story, weathering with you (I really liked the chemistry between the main two in this movie even though it’s technically not romantic, basically what I’m looking for), lovely complex, and damekoi. Also would be better if they became a couple early on and not that dense either.
Don’t mind hetero/yaoi/yuri/other but would prefer it if it had plot and not just smut. (Though if u have smut recommendations feel free to share) :)
The uke thought he was being bullied for years. The seme genuinely thought they were close childhood friends. Still the seme acknowledged that he was the reason the uke hid his hobbies and apologised for it (since he read out loud the manga the uke was holding). He also apologised for teasing him in the past, as he didn’t know how to express that he liked the uke.
The point is that although the seme teased the uke in the past, it was only during preschool/elementary. And while that’s still bad, it’s also very normal kid behaviour. In middle school, he realised his actions were hurting the uke, but as he had already unintentionally bullied the uke for years, they developed a misunderstanding. For example, when the seme was relying on his childhood friend by borrowing his textbook, the uke thought he was being forced/threatened. So while the seme was following the uke around trying to get closer to him, the uke thought he was being tormented, only to realise that the seme had never actually made fun of his hobbies.
Good analysis!